Theresa May pledges to kick out fanatics who reject British values and promote terror in name of Islam

May wants to drive out ‘significant’ number of fanatics in Britain under Tory manifesto plans.

 Home Secretary would ban hate preachers

Also review Sharia courts amid fears they are used to oppress women

May to say to Islamist fanatics: ‘The game is up. We will no longer tolerate your behaviour. We will expose your hateful beliefs for what they are'

 Islamic extremists who reject British values will today be warned that ‘the game is up’.

In an uncompromising speech, Theresa May will promise to drive out the ‘significant’ number of fanatics who have been allowed to infiltrate schools, universities, town halls and charities.

Under Tory manifesto plans, the Home Secretary would ban preachers of hate from spreading their bile in public or on the internet.

There would also be an independent review of Sharia courts amid fears they are being used to oppress women.

Mrs May will say to the Islamist hardliners: ‘The game is up. We will no longer tolerate your behaviour. We will expose your hateful beliefs for what they are.

Where you seek to spread hate, we will disrupt you. Where you break the law, we will prosecute you

Where you seek to divide us, we will stand united. And together, we will defeat you.

Amid mounting alarm in Whitehall at the number of British men and women travelling to join the 

Islamic State, Mrs May will warn there is a clear link between extremism and terrorism.

Yesterday, it emerged how respectable mother of two Rehana Begum Islam had disappeared overnight with her children to Syria after being radicalised under the nose of her husband.

Nine British medical students have also travelled to areas controlled by IS.

It follows widespread revulsion that the IS executioner known as Jihadi John was a British citizen named Mohammed Emwazi, whose family was given asylum in the UK and hundreds of thousands of pounds in benefits.